Locksley Resources has struck a deal with EV Resources to secure additional antimony supply, reinforcing its U.S. critical minerals strategy.
Locksley Resources Chairman Nathan Lude says the company’s partnership with Rice University marks a pivotal step toward establishing the first U.S. antimony processing capacity and unlocking new energy storage applications.
Locksley Resources is taking a first-mover position in rebuilding U.S. antimony processing through a breakthrough partnership with Rice University.
Locksley Resources is stepping up its Mojave Project with fresh fieldwork and a policy tailwind from Washington’s US$1 billion critical minerals push.
Locksley Resources has secured $5.3 million in an oversubscribed placement led by Tribeca to accelerate its critical minerals strategy in the United States.
Locksley Resources has secured a strategic U.S. advisor as it targets federal funding and investor interest for its Mojave Project, which hosts high-grade antimony and rare earths in a region critical to America’s supply chain independence.
Locksley Resources Chair Nathan Lude outlines how the company’s U.S. strategy, anchored by the Mojave Project, aims to support America’s critical minerals independence through high-grade discoveries and strategic collaboration.
Locksley Resources has secured drilling approval for its El Campo prospect, marking a major step forward in unlocking rare earth potential within one of America’s most strategic mining corridors.
Just 1.4 kilometres from the only operating rare earths mine in North America, Locksley Resources Mojave Project is emerging as a strategic play in the US critical minerals race.
Locksley Resources is eyeing a front-row seat in America’s rare earths revival—with tenure right next door to the nation’s only producing REE mine.